Jimmy Rowles's guest appearances

Jimmy Rowles

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Clifford Brown

Johnny Hodges

Lee Konitz

Billy Collins

Teddy Wilson

Carlos Santana

Wynton Kelly

Dizzy Gillespie

Milt Hinton

John Coltrane

Dave Brubeck

Sean Jones

Coleman Hawkins

Ronnie Scott

Oscar Peterson

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Mike Wofford

Stan Getz once commented on the genius of pianist Jimmy Rowles, describing him as “the best-kept secret to the public at large since the Mona Lisa’s smile!” This understated piano giant was revered by other jazz musicians and sought after by the greatest jazz singers as an accompanist, and yet he never achieved wide-spread fame. So in this episode we are going to pay tribute to this master, “one of the true giants,” as our guest Mike Wofford observes. Playlist “That’s All” Jimmy Rowles &amp; Ray Brown “Evenin'” Jimmy Rowles “What Is This Thing Called Love” Jimmy Rowles with Ben Webster “It Might As Well Be Spring” Jimmy Rowles with Red Mitchell “Cole Porter” Mike Wofford Trio “Puttin’ on the Ritz” Jimmy Rowles with Benny Goodman “Rosalie” Jimmy Rowles “Godchild” Jimmy Rowles “Wave” Jimmy Rowles with Ella Fitzgerald “Stars Fell on Alabama” Jimmy Rowles with Billie Holiday “That Sunday, That Summer” Jimmy Rowles with Sarah Vaughan “Day By Day” Jimmy Rowles with Carmen McRae “I’ll Never Be the Same” Jimmy Rowles with Stan Getz “A Sleepin’ Bee” Jimmy Rowles with Ray Brown “The Ballad of Thelonious Monk” Jimmy Rowles with Carmen McRae “Looking at You” Jimmy Rowles “The Peacocks” Jimmy Rowles with Stan Getz “Drinkin &amp; Drivin'” Shelly Manne with Mike Wofford The post Rowles Rules: The Subtle Art of Jimmy Rowles, with Guest Mike Wofford appeared first on The Joys of Jazz.

Stan Getz once commented on the genius of pianist Jimmy Rowles, describing him as “the best-kept secret to the public at large since the Mona Lisa’s smile!” This understated piano giant was revered by other jazz musicians and sought after by the greatest jazz singers as an accompanist, and yet he never achieved wide-spread fame. So in this episode we are going to pay tribute to this master, “one of the true giants,” as our guest Mike Wofford observes. <h2>Playlist</h2> “That’s All” Jimmy Rowles &amp; Ray Brown “Evenin'” Jimmy Rowles “What Is This Thing Called Love” Jimmy Rowles with Ben Webster “It Might As Well Be Spring” Jimmy Rowles with Red Mitchell “Cole Porter” Mike Wofford Trio “Puttin’ on the Ritz” Jimmy Rowles with Benny Goodman “Rosalie” Jimmy Rowles “Godchild” Jimmy Rowles “Wave” Jimmy Rowles with Ella Fitzgerald “Stars Fell on Alabama” Jimmy Rowles with Billie Holiday “That Sunday, That Summer” Jimmy Rowles with Sarah Vaughan “Day By Day” Jimmy Rowles with Carmen McRae “I’ll Never Be the Same” Jimmy Rowles with Stan Getz “A Sleepin’ Bee” Jimmy Rowles with Ray Brown “The Ballad of Thelonious Monk” Jimmy Rowles with Carmen McRae “Looking at You” Jimmy Rowles “The Peacocks” Jimmy Rowles with Stan Getz “Drinkin &amp; Drivin'” Shelly Manne with Mike Wofford The post <a href="https://www.thejoysofjazz.com/rowles-rules-the-subtle-art-of-jimmy-rowles-with-guest-mike-wofford/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rowles Rules: The Subtle Art of Jimmy Rowles, with Guest Mike Wofford</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.thejoysofjazz.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Joys of Jazz</a>.

Rowles Rules: The Subtle Art of Jimmy Rowles, with Guest Mike Wofford